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Why companies flush with tax-cut cash are spending more on share buybacks than wage hikes Aug 4th
Corporate earnings are on track for their best year ever, but at least some of the corresponding rise in stock prices is because of buybacks — a piece of financial alchemy that critics say has a downside..... More »
$4.6-billion power station to supply data centre near Edmonton gets green light - Financial Post Jul 2nd
$4.6-billion power station to supply data centre near Edmonton gets green light Financial PostCounty north of Edmonton approved to host energy generator for potential AI data centre CTV NewsPembina, partners go ahead with gas plant for data centre north of Edmonton C.... More »
Scotiabank kicks off earnings season with modest 1.6% profit growth - Financial Post Nov 26th
Scotiabank kicks off earnings season with modest 1.6% profit growth Financial PostScotiabank's wealth management drive pays off with earnings lift BNNBloomberg.caScotiabank reports $2.31B fourth-quarter profit, up from $2.27B a year ago Yahoo Canada FinanceScotiabank.... More »
Google parent Alphabet boosts revenue 21% + MORE Feb 5th
Google parent company Alphabet beat Wall Street expectations for its fourth quarter earnings Monday, but its stock slid in after-hours trading..... More »
Canada’s best dividends 2023: How we chose the winners + MORE Mar 7th
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Quebecor boosts dividend on rising revenue
– theglobeandmail.com
Quebecor said revenue growth was led by its telecommunications arm, which includes Videotron’s mobile, cable and internet services
BT to cut 4,000 jobs after ‘challenging year’
– theglobeandmail.com
Telecom company to scale back its dividend growth ambitions in drive to recover from an accounting scandal and a profit warning
Stop being a 'safe haven': How Canada could do a better job keeping 'dirty money' out of the country
– cbc.ca
The discovery of $2 million sent to Canadians from a suspected money-laundering network designed to hide dirty Russian money highlights the weaknesses of a financial intelligence system with too many loopholes and not enough teeth, say experts.
Investors look for someone to blame as Home Capital offers its delayed results today.
